42 Macro Founder & CEO @DariusDale42 says we’re still in a risk‑on market and expects markets to be “generally bullish over the next three to 12 months.” However, in the next two to three months, he tells @sam_vadas there could be volatility and sees the Fed lagging behind its peer central banks in terms of the amount of tightening priced in over the next 12 months. For more market news, tune in at:

💡 CoinMarketCap | Macro Intelligence: Fed Leadership 💡 The Fed just got more hawkish. Kevin Warsh's confirmation is driving a risk re-rating across crypto, and the flight-to-quality is already underway. Data confirms a sustained shift in sentiment: 🔹 Fear & Greed: 46 (6-point drop in 4 days) 🔹 $30B out of altcoins since May 11 🔹 CMC20 outperforming CMC100 🔹 AI sector volume down 33% Markets are pricing in tighter liquidity ahead! Powered by CMC API:

.@KGBULLANDBEAR goes through the macro data released Thursday morning and the picture they paint on the inflationary front: April retail sales and March business inventories. For more market news, tune in at:

UPDATE: Brigitte Macron’s “Slap” on Emmanuel Macron Was Over Flirty Texts to Iranian Actress! FRENCH PRESIDENT CAUGHT RED-HANDED? In a bombshell revelation, new details from Florian Tardif’s book Un couple (presque) parfait expose the truth behind the viral May 2025 Vietnam plane incident. Macron allegedly texted actress Golshifteh Farahani: “Je vous trouve très jolie.” Tardif calls it a “platonic but intense” emotional fling with messages that “went quite far.”

Change in the global macro condition that might happen and surprises the shit out of market in 2023: 1. Massive drop in inflation rate in a few months 2. Fed could stop the QT or cut the rate 3. Ukraine&Russian war ends

JUST IN: A new book by journalist Florian Tardif claims Macron exchanged flirtatious messages with the Iranian-French actress. During a months-long “platonic relationship,” Macron allegedly told the actress: “I find you very pretty.” The book says Brigitte was less upset by the messages themselves than by “what they hinted at.”